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The penis begins to lengthen during puberty. But just how long and wide will a penis become? When does the penis stop growing? And what is a "normal" penis s...

Q: Testosterone and facial hair ?

asked by: Alex1111 on April 17th, 2009

New User

I'm 20 yrs old and I dont have a facial hair and body hair...and my penis is 15 cm
I used a 200mg of testosterone needle
what will change in my body...it can cause cancer?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Shocked

plz one tell me what will change in my body shall I have a facial hair?? will my reproductive get bigger??

Replies(2)

Haisook

replied on May 4th, 2009

New User

That's wrong

You shouldn't take any drugs or hormones unless you know what you're doing.

Some men have little or no facial hair at all. Hair may grow in some people later than it does in others. A 15-cm penis is a good indicator for sexual maturation, but if you want to rule out any hormonal abnormality, get lab tests for:

- Serum HCG
- Serum Testosterone
- Serum Estradiol (E2)
- Serum LH

Hope this helps.

thoumas

replied on May 30th, 2009

Experienced User

when i was about 13 the same idea occured to me but i found out that when you hit pubirty and your balls start dropping then your dick will be bigger in the girth than about a pencil. if it is then you have probably hit pubirty, it has just come late. if you are still worried see a doctor about it. you could use the ask a doctor option on this website

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